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Decorative Technique
Time to decide...
Underglaze, Glaze or Both
Underglaze
Underglaze
dishing it out...
painting...
Glaze
- w/ brush
- apply, dry, apply, dry...
- Marked w/ Orange tape - Direct Questions to Wooten
- Don't use "Concepts" Underglaze for bisque
- Stir thoroughly (use fork & spoon)
- Serve w/ Spoon (less is best)
- Clean Utensils
- Mix in seperate container
- Write Down (UGs, Gs & Mixes)
*let's look at a bad example
- Used for details
- Matte, Dry finish
- apply to Greenware or Bisqueware
- 3 Coats Min
- Only containers marked "UG" w/ Orange Tape
- Record your Colors in Sketchbook
- Clean Bisque Ware before painting
- Use 3 Coats
- Painting on Glaze
- Glaze inside
- Glaze may "slide" or drip
- Use Wax to protect areas
- Wipe the bottom of ceramic
Glazing 101
Amaco Tips
NO GLAZE ON BOTTOMS!!
Your Pottery
Objective: Create a coil pot inspired by a 2D drawing of your own that incorporates line, shape &/or form.
1. Choose one of the patterns
2. Adapt your pattern
3. Create a rough draft
build
*TIP: Use coils the day you make them.
1. Create template
2. Roll slab 1/4" Thick
3. Use Template to cut Base
4. Roll or pull Coils
5. Score & Slip coils, one on top of another
http://www.lakesidepottery.com/Pages/Pottery-tips/Making-a-clay-coiled-pot-Lakeside-Pottery-Tutorial.htm
we'll come back to the activity, but first...
coil pot
What is it?
a piece of pottery where the structure is made from scoring & slipping coils laid one on top of another.
activity
in sketchbook
1. Create 2 patterns of lines & Shapes.
10-15 min
coil
Pot